I get the feeling that the LEDs are not individually addressable, but it's still a nice lighting solution for a decent price. And the strips have adhesive on the back so it was easy to put them up where we wanted them.

I have gone ahead and captured all 24 codes from the remote, if you want to send them from an Arduino project using the IRremote library by Ken Shirriff.

Here is his example code, modified to send three of the codes (on, off, and 'red'):

Attached to this post is the lircd.conf file which contains all the raw codes.

Two notes:

1. You'll need to convert it from the format it's in (numbers separated by spaces on multiple lines) to all one line, comma separated;2. Be careful to count the number of comma-separated values. In this case all three of them had 71 (second argument to the sendRaw function) but I haven't checked all of them. (The third argument is the carrier frequency, 38kHz.)

Just for grins, here are the codes in Philips CCF format and AMX .IRL format, since that's the windy path I took to capture them. (Sorry if slightly off-topic from this forum, but again, maybe someone can make use of them.)

I imported a couple of them into our AnalysIR tool as a test and here is an exported trace image of the 'power on('top) and 'power off'(bottom) IR signals. FYI the codes are reported as 0x00FFF807 (power on) & 0x00FFB04F (power off). The format is NEC (extended), where only the last 2 bytes are inverted. These signals should decode easily into Hex format using the Arduino IRremote or IRlib libraries, which would be much more efficient, accurate and use up less RAM than RAW format, if anyone is planning a project on Arduino.

Sincerely curious about these codes and trying to get them into a cleaner format (they seem not to be working on my IR blaster). Currently running it through a pluggin for Tasker on my Galaxy S4 (using it as a light alarm). I've ran tests parsing codes for my samsung TV and they work just fine, the CCF codes look close but are a hex pair shorter than the TV codes. Any help would be great!

Thank you for your response, that actually helps a bit, as I know little about IR and have been trying to "night before finals" style learn up on it. To show the type I have this is the exact package: http://costcocouple.com/sylvania-mosaic-led-flexible-light-kit/ I realize that what you said very well could be what I'm running into, potentially a different manufacturing run that uses different codes, my next question comes from this, how do I figure out the codes I need then? I appreciate your responses, this is one of the only resources that I've been able to actually make use of, that I've found so far.